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I can’t believe this exists. I certainly can’t believe it works well. But, heck, I’d pay good money to find out that I’m wrong. And San Franciscans now have the opportunity.
From a report on SFGate:
Shut down the tech industry because San Francisco now has the only new piece of innovation it ever needs: a vending machine that dispenses hot baguettes.
The Le Bread Xpress vending machine is up and running on Market and 15th at the new Myriad market hall. The baguettes are part-baked at a bakery and finished in the vending machine after you place your order.
Bet the name came to them in less time than it takes to bake bread.
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The “buyer” said he wanted to test the £150 appliance but wound up driving away in clean clothes! Did he take the sellers to the cleaners?!
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